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Card 16
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how do anti-depressant drugs prove to be a strength for this theory?
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Card 17
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how are anti-depressant drugs a weakness of this theory?
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Card 18
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what does this suggest?
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Card 19
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how is this supported by Seligman's study of dogs?
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Card 20
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high levels of what hormone are found in depressed people?
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Card 21
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when noradrenaline levels are low, what part of the brain loses its ability to regulate cortisol levels?
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Card 22
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how does post natal depression act as a strength for this theory?
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Card 23
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what is a weakness of this point?
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Card 24
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people who have suffered strokes and brain damage to what part of the brain are likely to have depression/
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Card 25
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what is this part of the brain associated with
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